Co-idea

Operational Excellence in Aerospace

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Trusted by

Airbus
Bpifrance
Omexom
Inria
Futuroscope
Coven
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Expertise

Support complex operations with high-precision spatial guidance

In aerospace, every operation involves long procedures, sensitive components, and high quality requirements. Teams must work rigorously, precisely, and traceably, often in environments where errors are costly. CARDS adds a layer of visual assistance directly within the workspace to facilitate assembly, inspection, and training.

Results that speak for themselves

Make complex procedures readable, localized, and executable

70 %

fewer non-conformities at deployed workstations

÷2

time to operator autonomy

Standardized procedures across all sites

AS9100 traceability maintained and auditable

Performance infrastructure for the Aerospace sector

More than an assistance tool

Co-idea becomes a performance infrastructure

Previously, know-how lived in the minds of a few experts: fragile, difficult to transfer, and impossible to scale. Today it is formalized, projected, and updated in real time. Above all, it belongs to the organization rather than to individuals alone.

Our CARDS technology

A system that guides operations with demanding quality requirements

CARDS integrates as a projected interface serving shop-floor teams. The solution helps turn complex procedures into interactive scenarios that can be used for training, workstation preparation, or execution assistance.

  • Visual guidance for assembly and integration sequences.
  • Sensitive areas and control points projected.
  • Training support for rare or complex operations.
  • Standardized actions at highly critical workstations.
CARDS projector installed above the workstation

Our expertise

Co-Idea steps in where errors cost the most

01

Workforce upskilling

Accelerate operator autonomy without requiring a full-time expert.

Workforce upskilling

02

Safety onboarding

Build safety reflexes from day one, in real working conditions.

Safety onboarding

03

Quality Control

Guide verification so the first pass is the right one.

Quality Control

04

Prevention

Reduce operator cognitive load as the first line of risk prevention.

Prevention

05

Lessons learned

Turn every field lesson into an improved, shared, repeatable procedure.

Lessons learned